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Article: HALSTON; A SEVENTIES ICON TALKS ABOUT WORK, RUMORS AND THE REVELRY OF STUDIO 54.(Interview)
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- WWD
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- September 13, 1999
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It is early for Halston, 46, to be home. "I am never here before 8," he says, as the rain begins to beat and the lightning crackles outside. "And if I have friends in for dinner, it"s usually about 10:20 or 11." Slightly eery, empty, isn't it -- being alone in this place? "No, it's terrific," he answers in his hard-to-place, WASP-y accent. "I might have a friend over, or several. People sort of find their place here -- Liza [Minnelli] on the floor, Bianca [Jagger] on that chair over there, Martha [Graham] right here, Andy [Warhol] comes a lot."
At which point the phone rings: a young socialite friend, Catherine Guinness. Halston greets her in his most melting ...